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@faint-motherboard-95438 this is usually because your code or stack config is incorrect. Can you share both?
f
hey @billowy-army-68599 thanks for answering. Thing is, that works for my coworkers and in the CI, so I don't think the code nor stack have a problem, it's only me with a fresh install of the CLI on a new linux
(arch package 
3.74.0-1
)
I can open an issue if you think that's relevant
b
we’d need a repro at the very least
what does 
pulumi about
say?
f
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CLI          
Version      3.74.0
Go Version   go1.20.5
Go Compiler  gc

Plugins
NAME        VERSION
aws         5.19.0
aws         4.38.1
docker      3.4.1
eks         0.37.1
gcp         4.16.1
kubernetes  3.17.0
nodejs      unknown
postgresql  3.3.0
random      4.4.0

Host     
OS       arch
Version  
Arch     x86_64

This project is written in nodejs: executable='/usr/bin/node' version='v20.3.0'

Backend        
Name           <http://pulumi.com|pulumi.com>
URL            <https://app.pulumi.com/[redacted]>
User           [redacted]
Organizations  [redacted]

Dependencies:
NAME                        VERSION
@pulumi/pulumi              3.46.0
typescript                  4.8.4
@aws-sdk/types              3.201.0
@pulumi/aws                 5.19.0
@materya/pulumi             4.8.0
@types/node                 18.11.9
nunjucks                    3.2.3
@aws-sdk/client-cloudfront  3.202.0
@aws-sdk/client-sts         3.202.0

Pulumi locates its logs in /tmp by default
I tried commands like
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pulumi plugin install language nodejs
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pulumi plugin install language pulumi-nodejs
but same error as during a 
pulumi preview
b
it’s trying to reference a provider that doesn’t exist, usually because there’s configuration euther in the stack or the code that references a nodejs provider, see here: https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi/blob/50e548a0b31a8ff482a99dbc780a6f7378dc4a54/pkg/workspace/plugin.go#L65
you might try verbose logs, but without code or stack config it’s going to be hard to debug
f
the 
Pulumi.yaml
looks like this
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name: [redacted]
runtime: nodejs
description: [redacted]
config: stacks/
and we have nearly nothing in the stacks, that's a small deployment to CDN project :
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config:
  aws:region: eu-west-1
so that would be the 
runtime
then ? but we always used this one and it works (still) elsewhere. CLI version compatibility issue maybe ? Mine would be too recent ?
b
I don’t believe so, but downgrading is an option to eliminate it as a possibility
f
I tried the oldest I have in cache : 3.46.1 The error at this time had a tip for this problem :
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error: could not load plugin for pulumi-nodejs provider 'urn:pulumi:staging::cresh-admin::pulumi:providers:pulumi-nodejs::default': Could not automatically download and install resource plugin 'pulumi-resource-pulumi-nodejs', install the plugin using `pulumi plugin install resource pulumi-nodejs`.
But as I stated before, this exact suggested command outputs the same error as the preview, so...
I'll rely on a patch of our CI for now, since it works there. I thought it would be a straightforward easy issue but apparently not, so.. Thanks for having looked into it, maybe I'll open an issue later with more infos (if I can get some)
b
and as I stated before, the error message isn’t giving you the solution, it’s telling you the problem. The error message is generated from here: https://github.com/pulumi/pulumi/blob/50e548a0b31a8ff482a99dbc780a6f7378dc4a54/pkg/workspace/plugin.go#L45 There is no such resource plugin as 
nodejs
that’s a language plugin This isn’t a valid urn:
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urn:pulumi:staging::cresh-admin::pulumi:providers:pulumi-nodejs::default
there’s no such provider as 
pulumi-nodejs
so you’ll need to try and find in your code where your that provider is instantiated. Are you using a dynamic provider?
f
We don't and there's no reference to 
nodejs
anywhere in the code, which is very small, as I said that's just a deploy project to a bucket+cdn. Again the code, stack and all work well within other environments (local and github CI), so my main guess is a local issue on my end. I'll dig into it later, thanks again for being always so reactive 🙏
e
This looks like a bad install. There should be a 
pulumi-language-nodejs
binary next to the 
pulumi
binary. If that's missing you'll see this error.
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